During incubation and the nestling stage, the male osprey provides food to the female and the chicks. This entails delivering 60 to 100 g of fish to the nest per daylight hour (3 to 10 fish per day) during the nestling and fledgling stages. When a fish is delivered to the nest, one of the adults rips pieces of flesh from the fish and feeds them to the chicks. Parents continue to feed the young until two to eight weeks after they fledge. Canon 450D, EF70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
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Beautiful image with superb colours love it
Alexa
Many thanks, amazing skies at the moment and the weird thing is it keeps raining all the time!
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Beautiful
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Gorgeous!
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Outstanding color! Love it.
Many thanks Nancy, glad you love it!
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Wonderful wings once again Byron, just magic, Dave
Many thanks Dave!
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Another beautiful capture, byron!
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Wow ! Stunning work a very impressive capture…
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Great image …congratulations.
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Excellent image; well done……Linda
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